The New Jersey Business and Industry Association is supporting the state’s proposal to sell $100 million in general obligation bonds, which will be in the form of Public Question No. 1 on the ballot Tuesday, November 7.

New Jersey has filed a five-count lawsuit against Connecticut-based Purdue Pharma for alleged improper marketing practices related to its opioid-based painkiller, oxycontin.

A New Jersey city has been named the best small city based on its affordability, economic health, education and personal health, quality of life and safety, according to financial advising website WalletHub.com.

Roseland-based law firm Brach Eichler LLC has filed a class action lawsuit against health insurer Aetna, alleging that the health insurer breached the privacy of more than 12,000 customers who suffer from HIV.

Over 650 data breaches were reported in New Jersey last year, according to a release sent out by the office of New Jersey’s Attorney General Christopher Porrino.

Brokerage firm Wolf Commercial Real Estate recently announced it brokered the renewal and expansion of a 5,150-square-foot lease at Two Greentree Center in Marlton.

New Jersey's Department of Labor & Workforce Development announced an $8.4 million investment of state funds into expanding the state's talent development centers, which are dedicated to creating partnerships between industries and state colleges to offer training and employment opportunities.

Vince Calio of NJBIZ wrote an opinion piece recently highlighting New Jersey’s “perpetual traffic jams” as a serious deterrent to Amazon in its search for a location for its second headquarters. He is correct: New Jersey’s best-in-class traffic congestion is a serious deterrent to many employers interested in attracting and...

New Jersey politicians, as well as the head of one of the state’s largest addiction rehab centers, have said that President Donald Trump’s declaration of the opioid crisis as a National Health Emergency is largely meaningless.

New Jersey had the highest number of closed transactions for small businesses in recent years during Q3 2017, according to an insight report compiled by San Francisco-based BizBuySell.com

The Fund for New Jersey, an organization dedicated to improving public policy decision-making, has awarded $167,000 in grants to nonprofit organizations.

Five years after Superstorm Sandy, Public Service Electric and Gas has completed infrastructure investments that will help protect the state’s power distribution grid withstand another major storm. During and after Superstorm Sandy, 2 million PSE&G customers were left without power – some for days.